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Across Virginia, the data center industry is booming and some companies are looking to expand into rural areas. In the New River Valley and Southwest Virginia, some local leaders say this could bring needed tax revenue.
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Governor Abigail Spanberger welcomed the group of Venerable Monks to Richmond Monday on their Walk for Peace. It marks the 100th Day of their journey.
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The first allows localities to buy affordable housing properties that were built with public funds. Another would extend the amount of time renters have for late payments. -
The structures are among nearly three dozen that have fallen in recent years because of significant beach erosion. -
Virginia Tech researchers analyzed satellite data for 41 dams. Their findings don’t indicate immediate danger, but could mean additional maintenance is necessary. -
This November, voters across Virginia will consider a constitutional amendment expanding voting rights. The groundwork was laid more than a decade ago. -
There’s uncertainty on new limits, but a desire for improved healthcare access coming from both sides of the aisle. -
A regional non-profit called The Blood Connection recently began operations in Virginia, serving Carilion and Sovah hospitals. -
The 2026 Annual Economic Forecast predicts worsening economic conditions in Virginia and Hampton Roads. -
Members of the General Assembly’s money committees are working to balance the books for the next fiscal year. -
“We only deploy vehicles in markets we believe will be successful, where we have millions of miles of operation with safe rides and high customer satisfaction,” Waymo representative Matt Walsh said.
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